What Is The Hell?

In the first place hell is a concept that was introduced into the Bible in the Medieval ages by the King George Revision of the Bible. The concept of fire and brimstone that is. Obviously this was an age of man where people were burned at the stake because they were somehow different. Its only common sense that man would create a God that was as brutal as he was.

If there is a God, and he created all of us in his image which would pass common sense, and we are considered his children, then how is it possible that he would condemn himself to this fiery hell? Some would say that he doesn’t condemn you but offers you the choice. Common sense tells me that God would not give me a choice to be separated from him for all eternity.
Common sense also tells me that he would not give this super important knowledge of this future crossroads to other people who say the evidence is in this book or that book. Common sense tells me that for a subject of that great importance he would tell me directly.

It’s impossible for us to contemplate all of eternity, at least for now it is. But for arguments sake, lets say I graph 100 million years onto a piece of graph paper in the scale of days. This piece of paper would reach from the earth to Pluto, and back again. Now lets look at one lifetime on this graph paper. It represents one vertical spike on this tremendously huge graph paper. The rest of the paper, shows nothing. This one vertical spike represents my lifetime here on earth. Such a small, tiny, spec on what is 100 million years.

So am I to believe that my one spike on the graph paper, that would be
like 1 atom inside a tennis ball, is the only chance I get at the heaven hell thing? Common sense tells me no. Common sense tells me that if I am immortal in the spiritual sense and I can live forever, that God in his wisdom would give me enough time to sort things out, if not in this life, than in another.

In fact, a God that would deny me the opportunity of another lifetime to get things worked out, verses eternity in hell, would in fact be very much ungodly. If that concept is difficult for you to grasp, then it may be difficult for
you to grasp the concept that you are in fact here now? Common sense tells
me that if I am here now, it’s at least possible that I can do it again, and may
have done it in the past.

Common sense tells me that hell is a creation of man, and not of God.
Just as early man shaped God into the only things he knew at the time, the Sun, Moon and stars, so did later man as he made God more personal, yet with the same prejudices as he had, in creating a God that would slay men and women for his own personal needs.